Lawyers from overseas for Jamaat!
Your front page report published on 6th. February, points to confirmation of the guilt by the Jamaat's leaders, the killers of 1971! To save their skin, they have got a battery of British legal help. However, lest they forget 'truth shall prevail' and "Although murder has no tongue, yet it speaks!"
Some of the reasons and questions that arise from these steps taken by the criminals from Jamaat are as follows:
1. They are aware of their guilt of war crimes; and the battery of overseas lawyers will be there only to create muddle in the trial, for a hefty fee in Pound Sterling!
2. Do they not trust local lawyers? Or is it that no local lawyer is willing to defend them? The latter is possibly the truth!
3. They are really well-off to go for expensive defense team to save their skins! Why did they not go for a Pakistani Military defense lawyers? That would have been more appropriate for their crimes! Or have their Pakistani mentors disowned them?
4. How will the payment in foreign exchange be arranged? Will they do it through a 'Letter of Credit' or through official remittance channels? Or will they commit another crime by violating the country's foreign exchange regulations?
We look forward to eventful days ahead.
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